| Alternate Names: Eys, Ehol, Ior, Eoh, Eykur, Eh, Eol |
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| Ancient Meaning: The equine form of the twin gods or heroes |
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| Keywords: Duality, movement, partnership, interaction, harmony |
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Description:
This rune typically signifies big changes – for the better. Transportation. May represent a horse, car, plane, boat or other vehicle. Slow but steady progress is indicated. Trust, loyalty, harmony, teamwork, an ideal partnership.
This rune also strengthens adjacent runes, adding clarification and solidarity to their meanings when in doubt. It is also connected with science and higher education. Communication reaches peak harmony.
Ill-dignification could mean a change is craved. Haste, disharmony, betrayal. Feeling trapped. Paranoia and superstition. |
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| Astrological Correspondence: Gemini |
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| Tarot Correspondence: The Lovers |
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| Gods/Goddesses: Freyja, Frey |
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| Colour: White |
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| Tree: Oak/Ash |
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| Herb: Ragwort |
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| Stones: Milky quartz, diamond, clear quartz, pearl, amber |
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| Animals: Horse, hound, boar, cat, goat, falcon, hawk, eagle, bear |
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| Element: Earth |
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Magic:
- Brings wisdom
- Increases magical potency
- Speeds personal patterns
- Enhances harmony in relationships
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